Aasiya

Meaning of Aasiya

Aasiya is an Arabic gem of a name—bright as a monsoon rainbow—meaning “comforter” or “one who heals,” and carries the proud legacy of Asiya bint Muzahim, Pharaoh’s compassionate wife in Islamic tradition who adopted and protected baby Moses. Imagine her as a warm breeze drifting through an Indian courtyard, gently unfurling petals of kindness wherever she goes. Though still a rare treasure in the U.S. (just seven newborns in 2024 chose it), each little Aasiya adds a sprinkle of stardust to her family’s story, weaving a tapestry of care, courage, and quiet strength. It’s the perfect choice for parents who want a name that feels both timelessly graceful and joyfully alive.

Pronunciation

Arabic

• Pronunced as AH-see-yah (/ˈɑ.si.jɑ/)

• Aisha
• Aysha
• Aasiyah
• Asiya